Connecticut College - Koine Yearbook (New London, CT)

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ENGLISH SARA BALLANTYNE European solo . . . loud kilts . . . completely illegible writing . . . typing in chaos at 3 A. M. . .. the calm one in a real crisis . . . can't wait to have her own apartment and go barefoot! . . . vivacious intensity . . . the Sally-bird. ; Diplomatess . . . perfect posture . . . Wig and Candle prop lady .. domesticity . . . Well, it's near + .. sunny even in the rain . Pitisburgh. ., . . clothes press . . . Is he tall enough? . . . New York theatre goer . . . He's a tweetie piel GOVERNMENT MARY ELIZABETH BEGGS 31

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NICOLETTA MARIE ANDREWS ECONOMIcs ! i That inquisitive look indicates perpetual curiosity . . . evey argument just has to have two sides . . . studying down to o science . . . dislikes disorganization . . . delighted when a fas is completed . . . Precious indeed the twofold gain: to shoy compassion and delight obtain! L N f Ha -' us von Baden . . . clumsy gracefulness . . . lope like Nashue K ; -'.u Pelople do too live on Staten eland i s i o B i n fral ir? 91- - - blue George Washington pants . . . fair lady ino Ping bag . . . frustrated ballet dancer . . . Dudeene's . - - : o dOS Ieben.' DOROTHEA BADENHAUSEN i Z00LoGY 30

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M BARBARA BENT B I Al roads lead to music, but the keyboard tells my tale. , y me run through the great outdoors . . . Did you say rolly skating? . . . the long and lovely trek to Holmes Hall . . , Don; miss the boatl . . . large brown eyes spell depth. 8 o'clock at the chapel . . . girl without a sophomore year . . - lover of nature . . . Beethoven, Bach, Brahms, and Bergeson . . caught between the crimson and the deep blue sea . . . ofter dinner solitaire for two . . . homeward bound . . . walks and tolks with Joyce . . . quiet and sincere. SYLVIA ANNE BERGESON MUSIC 32